How to be listed on ergonodes.net?

[blackmennewstyle]

Hello,

I've been trying since a while to be listed on http://ergonodes.net/list?page=1&itemsPerPage=-1&reachable=on&unreachable=on&offline=on but my node never managed to make it there even as unreachable :'( I am a mining pool operator and my ergo pool has been running since november last year. I'm still a small pool and i also don't have a fixed IP at the moment. A little snapshot at my node .conf file:

ergo {
        directory = "/home/ceedii/.ergo"
        node {
                mining = true
                useExternalMiner = true
                internalMinersCount = 1
        }
        chain {
                reemission {
                        checkReemissionRules = true
                }
        }
}
scorex {
        dataDir = ${ergo.directory}"/scorex"
        network {
                nodeName = "ergo.cedric-crispin.com"
                bindAddress = "0.0.0.0:9030"
                maxConnections = 25
                upnpEnabled = yes
        }
        restApi {
                ## Hex-encoded Blake2b256 hash of an API key. 
		## Should be 64-chars long Base16 string.
		## below is the hash of the string 'MYSUPERDUPERHASHKEYNOBODYSHOULDKNOWABOUT'
		## replace with your actual hash 
		apiKeyHash = "MYSUPERDUPERHASHKEYNOBODYSHOULDKNOWABOUT"
	}
}

Can anyone tell me what i'm doing wrong so far?

[reqlez]

You are missing the declaredAddress = "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:9030" under scorex.network

Please note that while declaredAddress does accept an FQDN instead of an IP address, it will translate that FQDN locally before broadcasting it. This means that... no, you cannot use this solution for DynDNS has to be static public IP.

Maybe this will change one day? But that day is not today ;-)

[blackmennewstyle]

I had totally forgot about that bug issue lol

You guys should definitely consider adding support for FQDN, i think there is more people out there running these nodes without fixed IPs.

On my side of the world for example, fixed IP is a simple argument for most ISPs to increase significantly the price of their monthly subscriptions :'(